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OMPT mock exam: a free timed mock for all seven variants

Every university names its variant in the offer letter. Find your card, sit the free mini-mock — a tenth of the real exam — and only then pick a rung on the full-mock ladder.

Want the free mocks alone, without the shop cards? They all sit on one page: free OMPT practice test.

OMPT-A

Business staple; stops at differentiation

52 questions120 min8 chapterscutoff 70–75%
Free mock (5 questions)Full hub
Who sits OMPT-A, what it covers, how fast it runsShow

If your offer letter mentions International Business, Economics, or a business-adjacent bachelor at a Dutch university, this is almost certainly your test. I see more OMPT-A students than all other variants combined. It stops at differentiation (no trig, no integrals), so the fight is won on algebra speed rather than exotic topics.

8 chapters, in exam order

  1. Numbers
  2. Algebra
  3. Linear formulas and equations
  4. Systems of linear equations
  5. Quadratic equations
  6. Functions
  7. Exponential functions and logarithms
  8. Differentiation

Pace

52 questions in 120 minutes is 2.3 minutes per question, so routine algebra has to be automatic; there is no time to derive anything twice.

Typical cutoff 70–75% depending on the programme; the OMPT-A hub lists the universities and their exact minimums.

Full mocks — 4 generations

OMPT-B

Widest pace pressure; adds trig and integrals

64 questions150 min10 chapterscutoff 70–75%
Free mock (6 questions)Full hub
Who sits OMPT-B, what it covers, how fast it runsShow

Econometrics, Operations Research, Business Analytics: the quantitative programmes ask for OMPT-B, and it earns its reputation. It covers everything OMPT-A does plus trigonometry and integration, with 226 curriculum topics behind it. Budget more prep time than you think you need; the pace is 2.3 minutes per question.

10 chapters, in exam order

  1. Numbers
  2. Algebra
  3. Linear formulas and equations
  4. Systems of linear equations
  5. Quadratic equations
  6. Functions
  7. Exponential and logarithmic functions
  8. Differentiation
  9. Trigonometry
  10. Integration

Pace

64 questions in 150 minutes is 2.3 minutes per question, so routine algebra has to be automatic; there is no time to derive anything twice.

Typical cutoff 70–75% depending on the programme; the OMPT-B hub lists the universities and their exact minimums.

Full mocks — 4 generations

OMPT-C

Entry level; core algebra plus geometry

30 questions120 min4 chapterscutoff 60–70%
Free mock (3 questions)Full hub
Who sits OMPT-C, what it covers, how fast it runsShow

OMPT-C is the entry-level variant, with 66 curriculum topics against OMPT-A's 176. Programmes that only need proof you can handle school algebra ask for it. If you were told 'OMPT-C', do not buy an A-level prep course out of caution; you would be studying four chapters you will never see.

4 chapters, in exam order

  1. Numbers
  2. Algebra
  3. Linear formulas and equations
  4. Geometry

Pace

30 questions in 120 minutes is 4 minutes per question, generous for short questions, which is why the marks go to accuracy rather than speed.

Typical cutoff 60–70% depending on the programme; the OMPT-C hub lists the universities and their exact minimums.

Full mocks — 4 generations

OMPT-D

STEM gate; few questions, deep multi-step work

21 questions180 min11 chapterscutoff 65–75%
Free mock (2 questions)Full hub
Who sits OMPT-D, what it covers, how fast it runsShow

Physics, Mathematics, Computing Science, AI, Chemistry: the engineering and science tracks map to OMPT-D. Only 21 questions, but each is a multi-step problem drawn from the widest syllabus of any variant, geometry and parametric curves included. The 180 minutes are there because you will need them.

11 chapters, in exam order

  1. Numbers
  2. Algebra
  3. Linear formulas and equations
  4. Systems of linear equations
  5. Quadratic equations
  6. Functions
  7. Exponential functions and logarithms
  8. Differentiation
  9. Trigonometry
  10. Geometry
  11. Integration

Pace

21 questions in 180 minutes is 8.6 minutes per question, long, because each question is a multi-step problem and you are expected to write out the full solution.

Typical cutoff 65–75% depending on the programme; the OMPT-D hub lists the universities and their exact minimums.

Full mocks — 4 generations

OMPT-E

Statistics variant for social sciences

40 questions120 min12 chapterscutoff 65–70%
Free mock (4 questions)Full hub
Who sits OMPT-E, what it covers, how fast it runsShow

Psychology and social-science programmes typically sit OMPT-E. It swaps calculus depth for descriptive statistics, combinatorics, probability, and random variables. School tracks rarely get far into probability, so much of this is new material for most candidates, and that is where the underestimating happens. 40 questions in 120 minutes leaves no time to derive things from scratch.

12 chapters, in exam order

  1. Numbers
  2. Algebra
  3. Linear formulas and equations
  4. Systems of linear equations
  5. Quadratic equations
  6. Functions
  7. Exponential functions and logarithms
  8. Descriptive statistics
  9. Combinatorics
  10. Probability
  11. Random variables
  12. Probability distributions

Pace

40 questions in 120 minutes is 3 minutes per question, enough to check each answer once, not enough to think a method through from scratch.

Typical cutoff 65–70% depending on the programme; the OMPT-E hub lists the universities and their exact minimums.

Full mocks — 4 generations

OMPT-F

OMPT-A territory as 21 long-form problems

21 questions180 min6 chapterscutoff 70%
Free mock (2 questions)Full hub
Who sits OMPT-F, what it covers, how fast it runsShow

Some economics and business programmes ask for OMPT-F instead of A; NHH in Norway is one. Same territory as OMPT-A (algebra through differentiation, 149 topics, no trig or integrals) but delivered as 21 extended problems over 180 minutes. Depth over pace: partial-credit thinking and complete solutions matter more here.

6 chapters, in exam order

  1. Algebra
  2. Linear formulas and equations
  3. Quadratic equations
  4. Functions
  5. Exponential functions and logarithms
  6. Differentiation

Pace

21 questions in 180 minutes is 8.6 minutes per question, long, because each question is a multi-step problem and you are expected to write out the full solution.

Typical cutoff 70% depending on the programme; the OMPT-F hub lists the universities and their exact minimums.

Full mocks — 4 generations

OMPT-G

Maths plus mechanics and chemistry

26 questions180 min11 chapterscutoff 60–70%
Free mock (3 questions)Full hub
Who sits OMPT-G, what it covers, how fast it runsShow

OMPT-G is the odd one out: beyond algebra, functions, sequences, trig and geometry, its final chapters cover physics mechanics and chemistry. Finnish institutions use it: LUT University and Arcada both require it for science-track admissions. If your programme names OMPT-G, plan for the science chapters separately; maths prep alone will not cover you.

11 chapters, in exam order

  1. Linear formulas and equations
  2. Systems of linear equations
  3. Quadratic equations
  4. Functions
  5. Exponential functions and logarithms
  6. Sequences and series
  7. Trigonometry
  8. Geometry
  9. Geometric calculations
  10. Physics: mechanics
  11. Chemistry

Pace

26 questions in 180 minutes is 6.9 minutes per question, long, because each question is a multi-step problem and you are expected to write out the full solution.

Typical cutoff 60–70% depending on the programme; the OMPT-G hub lists the universities and their exact minimums.

Full mocks — 4 generations

Not sure which card is yours?

Your admission page or offer letter names the exact variant. If it only says “OMPT”, email the programme before you prepare; studying the wrong syllabus is the most expensive mistake on this page.

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Compare at a glance

All seven formats side by side

The pace column is the one to read: OMPT-B gives you 2.3 minutes a question, OMPT-D gives you over eight, and they reward different kinds of preparation.

TestQuestionsMinutesPace / questionChaptersTypical cutoff
OMPT-A521202.3 min870–75% Free mock →
OMPT-B641502.3 min1070–75% Free mock →
OMPT-C301204 min460–70% Free mock →
OMPT-D211808.6 min1165–75% Free mock →
OMPT-E401203 min1265–70% Free mock →
OMPT-F211808.6 min670% Free mock →
OMPT-G261806.9 min1160–70% Free mock →

Cutoffs are set per programme by each university, so treat the numbers above as a planning guide, never a promise.

Four full mocks per variant

How to choose between OMPT mock generations

Every generation is a complete paper: the full question count, the full time limit, chapters in exam order. What changes from one rung to the next is how hard the questions are and how widely they spread.

I write the top generation of each line first, at the difficulty of the real sitting, then work downwards. Each step down keeps the same length and clock but spreads its questions across more of the syllabus at a gentler level. That is deliberate. A paper that piles onto the hard end tells you whether you are ready; a paper that touches every chapter tells you which chapter is leaking. Early in a plan you need the second kind of answer, so generation 1 is where most students should start, whatever their confidence says.

The honest caveat: a foundation paper is not an easy paper. It is still 52 questions in 120 minutes on OMPT-A, still typed answers with no partial credit, and a student who has not touched this maths in a year will find it hard. It is easier only relative to the summit of its own line. Treat any score on it as a map of what to fix, not as a forecast of the real result; the score estimator is calibrated for timed sets, not for a first foundation sitting.

Move up one rung when the current one lands ten points above your cutoff, and keep the top generation sealed until exam week. Sat cold, on the clock, once, it is the closest rehearsal you can get without paying the provider. Sat three times while you are still learning, it becomes a familiar set of questions and stops measuring anything. The two bundles follow the same split: Foundation packs generations 1 and 2, Exam packs 3 and 4, and both bring every lesson with them.

  1. Generation 1Foundation

    The gentlest and widest set in the line. It spreads its questions across the whole topic range instead of piling onto the hard end, so a weak chapter shows itself in one sitting. Start here if the free mock felt rough.

  2. Generation 2Broad

    A wide pass over the syllabus at a steady middle difficulty. This is the set that tells you which chapters leak points; work it early, then chase the leaks on the topic pages before moving up the ladder.

  3. Generation 3Near-exam

    One rung below the summit. The questions chain more steps together and the coverage tightens toward the material that decides scores — close enough to the real thing to expose a shaky technique while you still have time to fix it.

  4. Generation 4Exam-level

    The top of the line, written at the difficulty of the sitting itself. I tell students to keep this one sealed until exam week and sit it once, on the clock, as the dress rehearsal.

About the mocks

OMPT practice test questions, answered

What is free, what is paid, and how the grading works.

What is a "generation" of a mock?

One full-length paper. Each variant has four generations, and they form a ladder rather than four flavours of the same thing. Generation 4 is written at the difficulty of the real sitting; each step down keeps the full question count and timing but spreads the questions wider across the syllabus at a gentler level. Generation 1 shows you which chapters leak points. Generation 4 shows you whether you are ready. Nobody needs to start at the top.

Foundation bundle or Exam bundle: which one do I need?

Sit the free mock first, then decide. If it felt rough, or you have not done this maths in a year, take the Foundation bundle (generations 1 and 2 plus every lesson): it finds the weak chapters and reteaches them. If you are already landing near your cutoff and the exam is inside four weeks, take the Exam bundle (generations 3 and 4 plus every lesson) and keep generation 4 sealed for exam week. Buying both is rarely necessary.

Can I try your practice material before paying?

Yes. Every variant has free sample questions in the same on-screen answer format as the paid mocks, with the worked solution shown after you answer, and no account needed. The free set deliberately includes harder items: if those feel manageable, the full mock will hold no surprises; if they do not, start with the topic pages first.

How are your full mocks graded?

You type each answer, the way the real test works, and the checker accepts any equivalent form: 0.5 and 1/2, x=3 and 3, an expression with or without spaces. Nothing is revealed until you submit. Then you get your score out of the full question count and can step through every question with its worked solution, including the ones you got right, because a right answer reached slowly is still a problem worth seeing.

Can I sit a purchased mock more than once?

As often as you like; access does not expire. The questions stay the same between sittings, so the first attempt is the real measurement and later ones are for review: redo the questions you missed a week later, untimed, until the method is automatic. If you want a second fresh measurement, that is what the next generation on the ladder is for.

Are your mock tests the real OMPT questions?

No, and be suspicious of anyone claiming otherwise. Every question here is written by me from the published syllabus: the same skills at the same difficulty, in the same formats, but every item is original. The real test randomises values anyway, so memorising specific questions was never a strategy; owning the underlying skill is.

All questions on the help page